Stevenage Festival of the Arts

Well it’s all over now for another two years. Congratulations to the hundreds of local performers who took part in the Stevenage Festival 2009 - take a look around this site for an idea of what went on. The Festival will be back again in June 2011. If you want to know more or would like to be involved then please contact us.

Stevenage Festival wins ‘Pride of Stevenage’ award

We are delighted to announce that the Stevenage Festival was the winner in the ‘So Skilled’ section of the ‘Pride of Stevenage’ awards this year.

For more information see: http://www.stevenage.gov.uk/townandcommunity/prideofstevenageawards

Congratulations to everyone involved!

Festival General Meeting

We will be holding our Festival General Meeting on Thursday 12 November at 7.30pm in the Lewis Silkin Room at the Gordon Craig Theatre in Stevenage. This will include a review of the 2009 Festival and the start of our planning for the next festival that will take place in June 2011. Anyone from a local arts group that would like to be involved in the Festival is very welcome to attend, as is anyone interested in getting involved in the planning or organisation.

For more information please contact us.

The Stevenage Festival is, you guessed it.... a festival.... in Stevenage.

It's actually a little more than a one day festival... it's a series of events, all with the aim of promoting awareness and appreciation of the work of local amateur societies in the Stevenage area.

If you have any questions, or want to provide feedback about events, please feel free to contact us. Your feedback is always appreciated.

If your taste is for fine art, photography, poetry, theatre, music... it's all here. Just have a look in the what's on section, and there's enough variety that we're sure you'll find something that tickles your fancy.

So get involved. You can just come along to the events, or join in with some of the societies, or if no one else is organising what you want to do .... start your own.

Finally, we know no one ever reads these things, but it just wouldn't be right not to include a few words from our chairman.